{"id":54812,"title":"24 hours in police custody special","description":"Knives, which examined the growing issue of knife crime and the online sale of bladed weapons. The programme focused on the case of Ashraf Habimana, a 16-year-old boy from Luton who was brutally murdered, and explored how knives and other dangerous weapons have been able to be sold online and subsequently flood onto our streets. The episode also featured Ronan\u2019s story and highlighted wider concerns about the ease of access to such weapons and the impact this has had on communities across the country","content":"

Knives<\/strong>, which examined the growing issue of knife crime and the online sale of bladed weapons. The programme focused on the case of Ashraf Habimana<\/strong>, a 16-year-old boy from Luton who was brutally murdered, and explored how knives and other dangerous weapons have been able to be sold online and subsequently flood onto our streets.<\/p>

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The episode also featured Ronan\u2019s story and highlighted wider concerns about the ease of access to such weapons and the impact this has had on communities across the country. It drew attention to the role of DNA Leisure<\/strong>, the website that sold the 22-inch ninja sword used in Ronan\u2019s killing, and referenced the involvement of Adam Eliaz<\/strong> and Eddy Eliaz<\/strong> in the operation of the business.<\/p>

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